Joanie Madden brings inaugural May Day festival to Miltown Malbay
MILTOWN MALBAY hosts the inaugural Joanie Madden May Day Festival this Bank Holiday weekend.
MILTOWN MALBAY hosts the inaugural Joanie Madden May Day Festival this Bank Holiday weekend.
*Kilkee. OVER €77,000 has been raised to fund the legal challenge against a proposed wastewater treatment plant in Kilkee.
*Paul Madden. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s senior footballers “were as good” as Kerry in Saturday’s Munster semi-final according to manager Paul Madden who was left “bitterly disappointed” by “blatant screening” which led to decisive scores.
SHANNON AIRPORT has been granted €1.93m in funding under the Regional Airports Programme 2026-2030.
*Brand ambassador with Shannon Airport, Kathryn Thomas. Photograph: Arthur Ellis 100 FREE FLIGHTS from Shannon Airport are up for grabs as part of a new month-long campaign in what is its biggest-ever giveaway.
SHANNON AIRPORT will have 56,000 passengers for the May Bank Holiday weekend which is a nine percent jump on last year.
*Clare U20 football manager, Dermot Coughlan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. LOSING by nineteen points to Kerry was “a disappointing exit” for Clare’s U20 footballers but their outings against Cork and Waterford were the costly ones when it came to stopping the county reaching a first Munster final at the grade since 2002.
*Ronan Kilroy on the attack for Clare’s U20 hurlers. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. RONAN KILROY’s leadership has been lauded having made his senior championship debut and setting the way for the county U20 hurlers following a very difficult month.
*Davy Fitzgerald. Photograph: Ruth Griffin ATTEMPTS were made to remove Davy Fitzgerald from his position as Antrim senior hurling manager this week.
*Claire Watts. CLARE ARTS OFFICE have relaunched a new monthly Irish Traditional Music session series called Trad 4 Teens.